Burnley v Lincoln City, 18 February 2017

Score1-0 to Lincoln City
RefereeGraham Scott
CompetitionFA Cup 5th round
VenueTurf Moor
Attendance19,185

View Burnley v Lincoln City head to head

Kick-off: 12.30pm This was Lincoln City's first win at Turf Moor since 8 November 1988 in League Division Four. At time of this game, Burnley were in 12th position in the Premier League; 81 places above the Imps in football's pyramid.

0 Burnley

1 Lincoln City

Goals:

Goals:

Sean Raggett 89 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender Michael Keane
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Tendayi Darikwa
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder Joey Barton
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Andre Gray
Forward Sam Vokes

Starting lineup:

Paul Farman Goalkeeper
Sam Habergham Defender
Sean Raggett Defender
Luke Waterfall Defender/Centre back
Bradley Wood Defender/Midfielder
Terry Hawkridge Midfielder
Alan Power Midfielder
Alex Woodyard Midfielder
Nathan Arnold Forward
Jack Muldoon Forward
Matt Rhead Forward

Substitutions:

George Boyd for Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson 20
Ashley Barnes for Sam Vokes 73

Substitutions:

Dayle Southwell for Jack Muldoon 64
Joe Ward for Terry Hawkridge 81
Jamie McCombe for Matt Rhead 90

Cards:

Joey Barton 70 Y
Ashley Barnes 90 Y

Cards:

Alan Power 17 Y
Bradley Wood 70 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Robinson
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward George Boyd
Forward Dan Agyei
Forward Ashley Barnes

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Richard Walton
Defender Sean Long
Defender/Centre back Jamie McCombe
Midfielder/Forward Joe Ward
Forward Adam Marriott
Forward Jack McMenemy
Forward Dayle Southwell

Comments:

This was only the second time that a Premier League club had been knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league opposition and Andre Gray was involved in both games. He was in the victorious Luton Town team that beat Norwich City in January 2013. Burnley had now been the victims in two of the last four occasions when a non-league team has won a FA Cup tie at a top division venue (also Wimbledon in January 1975). Prior to this tie, the Clarets had won seven and drawn one of their last eight home games in all competitions. They had now lost four of their last 30 league and cup games at Turf Moor (won 20).

Comments:

National League leaders Lincoln City became the first non-league team to reach the last eight of the FA Cup since Queens Park Rangers in 1913-14. That was the season that Burnley won the Cup for the only time in their history. On the same day as this game, in a repeat of events 103 years earlier, Queens Park Rangers won 4-1 against Birmingham City at St Andrew’s in the League Championship; the same oppponents and venue when non-league QPR reached the last eight in 1914. City had therefore become the first non-league side to reach the FA Cup 6th round since the introduction of the current format in 1925-26. This was now only the third time that a non-league club had defeated four league clubs in the same FA Cup season (also Tottenham Hotspur in 1901 and Telford United in 1985). The Imps became only the third non-league team to keep a clean sheet at a Premier League ground in the FA Cup (also Exeter City at Manchester United in January 2005 and Luton Town at Norwich City in January 2013). This was the first time they had played in the 5th round of the FA Cup since 1886-87 and they had now reached the quarter-finals for the first time in their 133-year history. This was City's sixth victory in this FA Cup run. The FA Cup winners usually need to win six games to lift the trophy.

0 Burnley

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender Michael Keane
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Tendayi Darikwa
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder Joey Barton
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Andre Gray
Forward Sam Vokes

Substitutions:

George Boyd for Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson 20
Ashley Barnes for Sam Vokes 73

Cards:

Joey Barton 70 Y
Ashley Barnes 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Robinson
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward George Boyd
Forward Dan Agyei
Forward Ashley Barnes

Comments:

This was only the second time that a Premier League club had been knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league opposition and Andre Gray was involved in both games. He was in the victorious Luton Town team that beat Norwich City in January 2013. Burnley had now been the victims in two of the last four occasions when a non-league team has won a FA Cup tie at a top division venue (also Wimbledon in January 1975). Prior to this tie, the Clarets had won seven and drawn one of their last eight home games in all competitions. They had now lost four of their last 30 league and cup games at Turf Moor (won 20).

1 Lincoln City

Goals:

Sean Raggett 89 G

Starting lineup:

Paul Farman Goalkeeper
Sam Habergham Defender
Sean Raggett Defender
Luke Waterfall Defender/Centre back
Bradley Wood Defender/Midfielder
Terry Hawkridge Midfielder
Alan Power Midfielder
Alex Woodyard Midfielder
Nathan Arnold Forward
Jack Muldoon Forward
Matt Rhead Forward

Substitutions:

Dayle Southwell for Jack Muldoon 64
Joe Ward for Terry Hawkridge 81
Jamie McCombe for Matt Rhead 90

Cards:

Alan Power 17 Y
Bradley Wood 70 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Richard Walton
Defender Sean Long
Defender/Centre back Jamie McCombe
Midfielder/Forward Joe Ward
Forward Adam Marriott
Forward Jack McMenemy
Forward Dayle Southwell

Comments:

National League leaders Lincoln City became the first non-league team to reach the last eight of the FA Cup since Queens Park Rangers in 1913-14. That was the season that Burnley won the Cup for the only time in their history. On the same day as this game, in a repeat of events 103 years earlier, Queens Park Rangers won 4-1 against Birmingham City at St Andrew’s in the League Championship; the same oppponents and venue when non-league QPR reached the last eight in 1914. City had therefore become the first non-league side to reach the FA Cup 6th round since the introduction of the current format in 1925-26. This was now only the third time that a non-league club had defeated four league clubs in the same FA Cup season (also Tottenham Hotspur in 1901 and Telford United in 1985). The Imps became only the third non-league team to keep a clean sheet at a Premier League ground in the FA Cup (also Exeter City at Manchester United in January 2005 and Luton Town at Norwich City in January 2013). This was the first time they had played in the 5th round of the FA Cup since 1886-87 and they had now reached the quarter-finals for the first time in their 133-year history. This was City's sixth victory in this FA Cup run. The FA Cup winners usually need to win six games to lift the trophy.